... SMALL-POX INE IAPSTEAD. TO 5T ?? OF Tag DAILY 1-MTwS. StR,-At a reent meeting of the Metro- c politan Asylums Board reference was made to the ease of a young woman who had bcen removed from the cae-tater's residence attached to a ?? School in Hampstead ...

... mesting. Sir Spencer Wails wss of opinion that the Hampstead Smallpox Hospital was the source of .the disease which prevailed around it, and u he stated that more than one-half of the cases of smallpox T in the nighbourhood were within a radius of a quarter ...

... a young man suffeilng bl f rom small-pox who had been emyloyed on hoard a steam- v tug engaged between Hull and Eeadby, and whilst at si Keadby he had been in company with the captain of the f, John and Annie, Small-pox bad made Its appearance n amongst ...

... thic, f lucky, the patienlt I got a crust of bread asia cheese. People, hie says, were £ sent from the ship suffering from small-pox, aud were Piece& in thegastea ?? those inppotedto be convaleacent., te resuilt beisg that they caleb the disease agaii. As ...

... discussion followed SMALLPOX. IN LONDON. The returns read at the fortnightly meeting of the Metropolitan Asylums Board on Saturday as to fever and smallpox patients in the hospitals of the, metropolis. showed. that a severe epidemic of smallpox prevails in London ...

... discovered vaccine mars and sometimes very good. 2nd. The mortality amongst smallpox ctses- prior to Jenner's discovery, when all were unvncr ninated, according to the varions smallpox hospital reports, was about 18-8 per cent. The average death-rate to-day ...

... following the west bank of the Nile. Since the arrival of the British troops hew seven deaths have occurred, two being from smallpox and the other fire from various causes. No invalids have been forwarded to Cairo, none of the cases being serious enough ...

... sufficient wheat and flour for 400 days, biscuits for 90 days, and tinned meats for 100 days. There have been two cases of small-pox among theSussex Infantry, To-morrow the 19th Hussars will leave Debbeh, and are expected to arrive here on Saturday. SCEZ ...

... reported that he had admitted a man named Goodland during the week, who had complained of illness, which turned out to be smallpox. He was put into a room by himself, where he was well cared for, but he had succumbed to the disease a few days after his ...

... last analysis was made, being about twenty times as large as the number presumably remaining unvaccinated. The deaths from small-pox among unvaccinated as against vaccinated children were as 200 to 1. Calf lymph would appear to have been employed in a con- ...

... last analysis was made, being about twenty times as large as the number presumably remaining unvaccinated. The deaths from small-pox among unvaccillated as against vaccinated children were as 200 to 1. Calf lymph would appear to have been employed in a con- ...

... reported that he had admitted a, man named Goodland during the week, who had complained of illness, which turned out to be smallpox. He was put into a room by himself, where he was well cared for, but he had succumbed to the disease a few days after his ...